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the sequel blog to rocket to rome. two antipodeans, an aussie and a kiwi, hit the west european road after six months in rome, with a backpack, bound for london.
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- Lauterbrunnen 2
- Casa di Giulietta
- Verona
- The Vagaries of Backpacking
- Padova / In search of Giotto
- Venetian farewell
- Catwalk on the Grand Canal
- Venice Biennale
- Florentine Sunset
- Medieval Manhattan
- Siena
- Siena - Now this is a Library
- Top 3 Nun Moments in Italy
- Capri 3
- La Grotta Azzura
- Eight shades of blue
- Sentiero degli Dei
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- Hotel de la Syrene
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Informazioni personali
- Jaya Savige
- Australian writer, author of Latecomers (UQP 2005)
What we're reading
- Impressioni di Napoli by Charles Dickens (bilingual edition, Italian trans. Stefano Manferlotti)
- The Leopard by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
- The Uffizi Gallery Guide
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K.Rowling
- North Face of Soho by Clive James
4 commenti:
heya, enjoying the new blog very much. Beautiful images, sounds like you are having a brilliant time. I'm using the gradations of orange colour in your florentine sunset as the palette for an image. thanks ;)
when do you get to londres?
Muchos gracias cats. Am in Barcelona at the moment... what other city is owned by an artist like this one? Rome's my first love, but Barca is a damn close second at the moment. The wide leafy boulevards, the rhythm of the street... Off to more Gaudi stuff today, his park, we hope.
Switzerland was relaxing, and exhilirating, Nice was okay - Monaco was $$ and our boat trip St Tropez was aight. So much to catch up on this blog...
Cool about the orange Dave, have twenty photos just like this one, only slightly different. Liam, I arrive in London around October 2 - when's you're going away bash?
peas
my leaving do is on the 13th i think. coincides with the world cup semi. i'm off to brussels on the 18th and then on to get amsterdammaged. have to say i'm not a fan of barcelona, other than getting drunk at the park overlooking the city i found it all a little too touristy and while i liked the gaudi stuff (didn't get to the park unfortunately) i didn't love it. you should check out the nou camp - barcelona's stadium - they have a wonderful museum that gives an excellent account of the struggle for catalan independence.
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